Sentence examples for based on its concern from inspiring English sources

In the motion filed on Friday, the government dismissed Apple's objection by saying that it "appears to be based on its concern for its business model and public brand marketing strategy," and that writing new code shouldn't be an "undue burden" — one of the standards for applying the All Writs Act — since Apple writes a lot of code.

Apple's refusal "appears to be based on its concern for its business model and public brand marketing strategy" rather than a legal rationale, prosecutors said in a court filing that further escalated the confrontation between the Obama administration and Apple.

Apple also pushed back on accusations from federal prosecutors that its refusal was "based on its concern for its business model and public brand marketing strategy". "Absolutely not," the company said.

Following Apple's denial of an F.B.I request that the tech-giant create a new version of its operating system to help break into the phones of the San Bernardino killers, the DoJ decided not to contribute to a robust debate over privacy, but to claim that Apple's refusal "appears to be based on its concern for its business model and public brand marketing strategy".

Today, Instagram has responded in a tweet, suggesting that it would be sharing more soon, based on its user's concerns.

FinCEN also used its USA PATRIOT Act Section 311 authority to designate Bank of Dandong an institution of "primary money laundering concern" based on its alleged processing of North Korean transactions, thus cutting the institution off from the U.S. financial system.

Kirkukis' political loyalties were based on which entity best served their interests—or, as was often the case, were positioned against a side based on its perceived hostility to their concerns.

Part of the novel's reputation is based on its expression of postmodern literary concerns through thematic focus on metafiction, historiography, metahistory, marxist criticism and feminism.

The clinical utility of routine cross sectional imaging of the abdomen and pelvis in the screening and surveillance of patients with primary soft-tissue sarcoma of the extremities for metastatic disease is controversial, based on its questionable yield paired with concerns regarding the risks of radiation exposure, cost, and morbidity resulting from false positive findings.

Opponents cited concerns over the ability of the MCRC to maintain the road based on its budgets, destruction of wetlands, and concerns related to Rio Tinto.

Re "Tests Detect Alzheimer's Risks, but Should Patients Be Told?" ("The Vanishing Mind" series, front page, Dec. 18): The decision to offer a test for Alzheimer's disease should be based on its accuracy and reliability, not on concerns about causing psychological harm by giving a grim diagnosis.